Sony Ericsson has announced and then temporarily backtracked from a partnership with cloud company Box.net, first revealing that buyers of its Android smartphones would get 50GB free storage before clarifying that the offer was not ready for primetime. According to a hastily yanked post on the Sony Ericsson blog, simply by downloading the Box.net app smartphone users would get 50GB of space to store video, music, documents and other files.

However, Sony Ericsson followed up with a clarification that the deal was not quite ready, and admitted that the announcement post had gone up mistakenly. "While we are really excited about working with Box down the road, this offer is not active today" the company wrote today. "We are in the midst of finalising the details of this promotion and are working to provide this offer very soon to all Xperia customers."

Sony Ericsson promised that their 2011 Xperia lineup will be updated to the latest version of Android, 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, back in September, but now the company has stepped up to bring some further details about the update.

Sony Ericsson confirmed that the following devices will be getting the Ice Cream Sandwich update:

• Xperia arc
• Xperia arc S
• Xperia PLAY
• Xperia neo
• Xperia neo V
• Xperia mini
• Xperia mini pro
• Xperia pro
• Xperia active
• Xperia ray

Football fans all over the world, rejoice! Pro Evolution Soccer 2012, one of the best football manager games around, has hit the Xperia Play exclusively. Other dorids wil have to wait a bit before they can get in on the action.

As you might expect from the Pro Evolution Soccer series, the 2012 edition has been licensed by UEFA. As a result, the game features the UEFA Champions League, The UEFA Europa League and the UEFA Super Cup.

Its been a good five months since the first time we heard a rumor about a dual-core handset by Sony Ericsson. By the time the Nozomi name popped up in late August, we were seriously anxious to catch a glimpse of the upcoming Android powerhouse.

Well, folks, here it is after months of expectation, we have the first live shots of the Sony Ericsson Xperia Nozomi LT26i out in the wild and, boy, it looks like it has been well worth the long wait.

In terms of specs, not much is known at the moment. The smartphone is rumored to pack a dualcore CPU, clocked at 1.5GHz and a gig of RAM. The device 4.3-inchscreen is bound to be a thing of beauty with its 1280x720 pixels resolution. We still do not know the capability of the camera units of the Nozomi

Apparently Sony Ericsson is working on a new flagship handset that will rock a 720p screen (1280 by 720 pixels) a la Google Nexus Galaxy. Whats more, the forthcoming Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc HD is said to come with a full HD video recording support, hinting us it will also sport a dual-core processor.

Release date is unknown at this stage, but judging by the company previous launches, it will use the upcoming Mobile World Congress in Barcelona to show the world what they got.